@@ -348,6 +348,61 @@ On this page, you can:
348348
349349- view the list of user spaces, their size, and engines
350350- view and edit tuples stored in user spaces
351+ - search for tuples by entering *search condition * in the **Search ** bar
352+
353+ Search by condition
354+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
355+
356+ TCM supports the following comparison operators:
357+
358+ - ``== `` -- equal to
359+ - ``> `` -- greater than
360+ - ``< `` -- less than
361+ - ``>= `` -- greater than or equal to
362+ - ``<= `` -- less than or equal to
363+
364+ Search condition has the following structure:
365+
366+ .. code-block :: text
367+
368+ index_name comparator value
369+
370+ where:
371+
372+ - ``index_name `` -- the name of the index. This is the left-hand side of the expression.
373+ - ``comparator `` -- a comparison operator (``> ``, ``>= ``, ``== ``, ``<= ``, ``< ``). It must be separated by spaces on both sides of the expression.
374+ - ``value `` -- a string, numeric, or boolean value. This is the right-hand side of the expression.
375+ String values must be enclosed in double quotes (``"" ``).
376+
377+ .. note ::
378+
379+ TCM does not support plain text search. For example, to search for customers named Ivan in a
380+ space, use the index name and a comparison operator to specify the expression:
381+
382+ - correct: typing ``name == "Ivan" `` in the **Search ** bar
383+ - incorrect: typing ``Ivan `` in the **Search ** bar
384+
385+ **Examples **
386+
387+ The search expression below returns tuples with IDs greater than 9990:
388+
389+ .. code-block :: text
390+
391+ id > 9990
392+
393+ In TCM, the result might look as follows:
394+
395+ .. image :: _images/tcm_ui_search_bar.png
396+ :align: left
397+ :width: 700
398+ :alt: TCM Tuples page
399+
400+ In the example below, the search returns tuples with the ``name `` index equal to ``Ivan ``:
401+
402+ .. code-block :: text
403+
404+ name == "Ivan"
405+
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